Deep Gloss Auto Salon: Trailblazer with 101k miles

101,000 Mile Chevy Trailblazer:​

*seems like the rain loves to come when I am detailing… we are going 3 out of the last 4 jobs that I have done with rain during my job…. Not fun*

Process:

Engine:
Rinse
Surf City Grime Destroyer via pump sprayer with wand
Rinse
Dry
CD-2 Engine Detailer
Wipe Down

Engine Before: ​

Engine After Initial CD-2 Application:​

Engine after heating CD-2 (by running engine) and wipe down:​

Interior Trim:​

Clean all trim with APC diluted in 5 gallon bucket
Dress all trim with 303 Aerospace protectant

After: ​

Interior Textiles:
Vacuum
Dry Agitate Vacuum

After: ​

Wheels/Wells:
Wells and Tires saw Amazing Roll off
Rims saw Surf City Beyond Steel
Tires Dressed with Surf City Tire Pro (I love this stuff!)
Wells dress with Adams Undercarriage spray

Before: ​

After:​

Exterior Plastic Trim, Rubber Bits and Faux Chrome:
All exterior plastic trim cleansed with Eshine biodegradable AllPurpose Cleaner. *This stuff really impressed me. I compared it to two other APC during the detail and it won hands down!*
All exterior plastic trim & rubber bits were dressed with 303 Aerospace Protectant
Faux Chrome on front grill was cleansed/protected with Duragloss 501

Exterior rubber trm looks clean huh?? ​

Let’s try some of this.


And look what we have here..

Glass was cleansed with Surf City Clearly Better

Paintwork:
Optimum No Rinse Wash (vehicle was relatively clean)
Spot Clayed with Riccardo Clay
Duragloss 501 via Makita using Blue LC CCS pad to clean paint (I love this stuff and always end up using it in one fashion or another during EVERY detail.)
Surf City Nano Seal
Aqua Wax as final wipe down

Afters: ​

Gotta love my Accord in the reflection:


My poor ride got rained on while I was working on the Trailblazer....

 

Nice work there Jason!

 

Very nice work Jason.

 

nice work

 

Looks great! Awesome tight beading.

 

Very nice! Love that beading shot!

 

Great job. Love the engine shots!!

 

Nice!!!!!!!!!!

 

Fantastic

 

Great job as usual bro. I don't know how you make this car look better every single time I have seen it but you do. Again just a fantastic job!

 

Wow man another great job bud, that truck does not look like it has over 100,000 on it at all. I always see you using SC grime destroyer and I think I am going to have to pick some up as this stuff seems promising!!!!

 

Great work Jason...

 

Obviously your attention to detail is top notch. Kind of an ugly color, though.

How does that Surf City Nano Seal hold up?

 

As always, awesome work Jason

 

Well done, vehicle looks great :worship2:

Love how the rims and wheel wells finished off not to mention the engine bay :thumb:

 

Thanks denzil!

Mr Rocket... Thanks Bud.. Not bad for a W&W...ha ha

Thanks Yukon

SC.. thanks.. yeah it kinda sucked that while I was doing a custy car that my ride got dumped on.. seems like a trend lately!

Thanks Doc

Phil.. Thanks Sir!

Thanks Cooter

Take (thats thank you right?...)

JL.. thanks Bro.. Funny you say that because during the post work inspection bith the owner and I agreed that this is the best it has looked from the multiple treatments I have given it

Thanks Smith.. Grime Destroyer is THE BOMB!!!

Thanks Pat!

Thanks BP... not sure abiut durability as I have just begun to play around with it myself

Thanks Charlie:headbang:

Muchos gracias Senor!:headbang:

 

Looking good. :applause: Really diggin the engine job! :worship2: Wheels, tires and wells show your attention to detail. :thumb:

Thanks for sharing. icture:

Dave

 

Thanks Dave!

I see this vehicle regularly so it is relatively easy to do the upkeep.. and the owner is very kind to his vehicle so that is a plus as well

 

Mr Rocket... Thanks Bud.. Not bad for a W&W...ha ha

No its not, plus I know you can do more than just a W&W unlike the other ones.:thumb:

 

Who me?? All I know how to do is wash and waxes... :doh::afro: